Krishna Shukla posted an Question
July 19, 2021 • 16:07 pm 30 points
  • IIT JAM
  • Mathematics (MA)

1)if f'(x) exists in some deleted nbd of x₀ in [a,b] and lim x-->x₀⁻≠limx-->x₀⁺ then f(x) cannot be differentiable 2)f:[a,b]-->r be differentiable on [a,b] the

1)If f'(x) exists in some deleted nbd of x₀ in [a,b] and lim x-->x₀⁻≠limx-->x₀⁺ then f(x) cannot be differentiable 2)f:[a,b]-->R be differentiable on [a,b] then the derived function f' cannot have a jump discontinuity on [a,b] What is difference between above statements ?

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  • Krishna shukla

    yeah these are results of Darboux theorem and these are complete im asking difference between these two questions

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    these are same 1st is mathematics form of 2nd statement.

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    feel free to ask if you have any question.

  • Ankur Rao

    for 1st point we can see function will not be continuous so it will not be differentiable also.

  • Ankur Rao

    i think your question is not complete , please upload image of your question.

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